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Hanover High School

• SAU 70, NH
• 9-12
• 118 reviews

Sophomore: Although an overall good school, there are some aspects that could use improvement. The area that could use the most improvement is the was they do personal scheduling. This year I did not get to take the classes that I was eligible for so I ended up taking classes that did not interest or challenge me in any way. I originally decided which classes to take towards the end of freshman year so, I talked to my counselor. After the schedule was okay'd, I came to school a week or so later (due to a previously planned and discussed trip), I found out that I was taking classes I didn't sign up for and it was too late to switch out (even though it was previously discussed and confirmed)!
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• A+

• 724 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Holderness School

• Private School
• Holderness, NH
• 9-12
• 57 reviews

Parent: This school is impressive for its emphasis on character. The students are challenged to become their best selves in the classroom, on the athletic fields, in the arts and in social interactions. The rigorous academic curriculum, coupled with a committed and caring faculty and staff, push students to excel in a supportive environment. The student body is comprised of hard working, spirited, well balanced young adults striving to become great citizens. The focus on building a cohesive community to learn and live in promotes strong bonds among all members of Holderness. This setting develops motivated, independent, disciplined students eager to contribute to Holderness and the world beyond. We never dreamed we would send our children to boarding school, but this is one special place, and we are grateful.
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• A+

• 281 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Frances C. Richmond School

• SAU 70, NH
• 6-8
• 3 reviews

Middle School Student: As a student, I feel that the school does a wonderful job of teaching, and giving students an opportunity to learn at a higher level by offering advanced math.
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• A+

• 373 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Bernice A. Ray School

• Public School
• Hanover, NH
• K-5
• 6 reviews

Niche User: I love the traditions. My kids love being challenged
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• A+

• 460 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

The White Mountain School

• Private School
• Bethlehem, NH
• 9-12
• 9 reviews

Parent: The White Mountain School is a wonderful, caring, connected, and diverse learning community. Set in a beautiful location, the school is well equipped to offer unique sports such as mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, and skiing. Independent types who enjoy a thoughtful curriculum and an opportunity to explore new places will enjoy both the small class size as well as the field courses that allow students to engage with the world. The school is small enough to enable students to know all fellow students and staff, but large enough in its thinking to create positive extra-curricular options such as robotics, organic gardening, photography club, etc. A wonderful place that helps students develop the skills they will need to thrive in college. Adjusting to the boarding environment can be challenging, but the staff is always approachable and welcoming when it comes to ensuring student well-being. Thanks White Mountain...!
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• A+

• 140 Students
• 4:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lyme Elementary School

• Public School
• Lyme, NH
• K-8

• A

• 196 Students
• 9:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lafayette Regional School

• Public School
• Franconia, NH
• K-6

• A

• 124 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Waterville Valley Academy

• Private School
• Waterville Valley, NH
• 6-12
• 16 reviews

Parent: The small class sizes are an enormous benefit to the student. This results in better student participation and knowledge of the material being taught by dedicated and caring teachers. The same is true for the coaching. Coaches are dedicated, and with an amazing athlete to coach ratio, they are able to fine tune the necessary fundamentals to achieve better results. The outcome is increased athlete/student achievement; which in turns creates a better environment and morale, and a strong sense of community by all.
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• A-

• 67 Students
• 5:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lebanon Middle School

• Lebanon School District, NH
• 5-8

• B+

• 480 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lebanon High School

• Lebanon School District, NH
• 9-12
• 128 reviews

Alum: Lebanon High School has seen various changes in leadership, but has responded well. It is full of wonderful teachers who have impacted the lives of students and who take the time to actually know them. The staff is supportive of students in their academics and their extra-curricular activities, and encourages students to form their own opinions and stand for causes they believe in. There are a variety of classes offered, and different levels to address the needs of students. Very grateful to have attended this school!
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• B+

• 578 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Mt. Lebanon School

• Lebanon School District, NH
• PK, K-4
• 2 reviews

Parent: Couldn't ask for a better school for my son! Teachers and administration are friendly, accommodating and very caring for every child and their family! The resources they provide for students and parents is amazing and the fact its done immediately as soon as a concern is raised is reassuring. Every Friday morning they host..."Morning Sing" all students and their families invited, great way for families to be involved with school as a whole. Not to mention the amazing talent and diverse performances by the students!!! Mt. Leb Lions ROCK!!!
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• B+

• 247 Students
• 6:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Warren Village School

• Public School
• Warren, NH
• PK, K-8

• B+

• 77 Students
• 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Profile Junior High School

• Profile School District, NH
• 7-8
• 3 reviews

• B+

• 85 Students
• 9:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Thornton Central School

• Public School
• Thornton, NH
• K-8
• 1 review

Parent: The teachers are very hands on and want to see the students succeed. They work hard but also get to have fun while doing it.
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• B+

• 205 Students
• 9:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

New Hampton Community School

• Newfound Area School District, NH
• K-5
• 1 review

Sophomore: The strongest part of the school is the community. Everyone, and I do mean everyone, is willing to lend a hand to those who need it
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• B+

• 108 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Profile Senior High School

• Profile School District, NH
• 9-12
• 48 reviews

Senior: I moved to Bethlehem in March of my 7th grade year! I was coming from Waterboro Maine. I went to Massabesic Middle School where I had 400 kids in my grade, to having 50 in my grade at Profile. It was tremendously different! While I was transitioning into a new environment the staff at Profile was so welcoming! As well as the culture at the school, I felt at home by the first week! Now, coming up to my senior year I’m going to miss Profile so much. The teachers understand what kids these days have to deal with and they work with students so they get the most out of the curriculum. Sports are so much fun at Profile, even if we don’t have football, or fieldhockey we still have such great support by the community during our seasons!
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• B+

• 144 Students
• 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Bridgewater-Hebron Village School

• Newfound Area School District, NH
• PK, K-5

• B+

• 147 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Plymouth Regional High School

• Public School
• Plymouth, NH
• 9-12
• 93 reviews

Alum: I loved Plymouth Regional High School! Overall, everyone - students, teachers, and other faculty - was amazing and welcoming. I played a few sports and joined many clubs (e.g., theater, yearbook committee, school magazine, book club, and others), and I always had a lot of fun. I met a lot of kind people who helped me become my best self during high school and even continue to help me even though I've graduated and have attended college for two years. Shout out to Mr. Sutherland!
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• B

• 677 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Andover Elementary School

• Public School
• Andover, NH
• K-8

• B

• 249 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Bethlehem Elementary School

• Public School
• Bethlehem, NH
• PK, K-6
• 1 review

• B

• 157 Students
• 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lisbon Regional Elementary School

• Lisbon Regional School District, NH
• K-6
• 2 reviews

Parent: My children had a excellent experience throughout the elementary grades at Lisbon Regional. They were both challenged and supported.
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• B

• 168 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lisbon Regional Middle School

• Lisbon Regional School District, NH
• 7-8
• 2 reviews

Parent: My children had an experience in middle school at Lisbon Regional. The core teachers challenged them academically and my children were able to broaden their experiences through the allied arts classes. They both participated in band and the youngest participated in chorus also.
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• B

• 66 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Russell Elementary School

• Public School
• Rumney, NH
• K-8

• B

• 106 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hanover Street School

• Lebanon School District, NH
• K-4
• 1 review

Parent: Hanover Street School has been a wonderful fit for my sons. The classroom teachers provide enrichment for students at all levels. Its diverse student population has opened the door to learning about cultures from many different countries as well as a variety of learners across academic levels. The technology teacher works with classroom teachers to broaden students' experiences with coding, robotics, and technology integration in the content areas. The parent community is cohesive and supportive of the school with a very active PTO. Sing Alongs and assemblies contribute to the community atmosphere of the school.
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• B

• 355 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Enfield Village School

• Mascoma Valley Regional School District, NH
• PK, K-4

• B

• 203 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio